Teachers in my district go back in just 5 days and so you can imagine I am having to shift my summer brain back into gear!
I'll be teaching 6th grade ELA exclusively at a new school this year, so my pins are focused
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This is one thing with which I am definitely going to use to decorate my room! I think they're great discussion starters and are very decorative without being too cutesy.
This syllabus looks so cool, students might actually read it!
I am really excited about my newest invention. As a middle school teacher, I have to make 130 copies any time I need all of my students to have something. So if my syllabus is a couple of pages, that really adds up and I only get 2 cases of paper per year!
This mini-book is just ONE sheet of paper for each student! And it gives the students something to do with the syllabus instead of just pretend to read it. ;) Not to mention it's creative and gives off a warm, fuzzy feel. :)
It's also completely editable so you can pre-print all the information from your syllabus on it or have students record the important on it. Finally, it comes with a video to show you and your students how to assemble it.
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I am really excited about my newest invention. As a middle school teacher, I have to make 130 copies any time I need all of my students to have something. So if my syllabus is a couple of pages, that really adds up and I only get 2 cases of paper per year!
This mini-book is just ONE sheet of paper for each student! And it gives the students something to do with the syllabus instead of just pretend to read it. ;) Not to mention it's creative and gives off a warm, fuzzy feel. :)
It's also completely editable so you can pre-print all the information from your syllabus on it or have students record the important on it. Finally, it comes with a video to show you and your students how to assemble it.
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